Sentence examples for subsequent publicity from inspiring English sources

This replica was used at that night's official party at the Royal Garden Hotel in Kensington and subsequent publicity events.

I know Hanif Kureishi's writing couldn't have been more intimate and revealing, but I found the making of the film and the subsequent publicity and personal attacks very, very painful.

Once again, Lost in Showbiz finds its thoughts turning to Martin Amis, delivering his next coruscating satire on the shortcomings of the underclass to his publisher, and discussing the subsequent publicity campaign.

The shopping episode and the subsequent publicity have allowed him to approach the news media, the draft and the reality of professional football less as a starry-eyed dream than as a high-profile business opportunity with a lucrative upside.

Although his patrons are not the head-banging type known for noise and trash, his sold-out shows and subsequent publicity have city officials looking closely at the fire code and permitted uses for the space.

Mr. Lott's comments and the subsequent publicity given his lamentable civil rights voting record were vivid reminders that the G.O.P.'s strenuous courtship of Southern white voters has brought it into uncomfortable proximity with the region's segregationist past and with politicians who, like Mr. Lott, seem unable to escape that past.

The decision to terminate the Women's Health Initiative WHII) study, a randomized controlled trial (RCT) of hormone replacement therapy, and the public anxiety caused by the subsequent media publicity have put the hierarchy of evidence in epidemiology in the spotlight.

His plan is to win these two and then ride the subsequent national publicity to the nomination.He has several appealing qualities.

The subsequent book tour and publicity saw Walsh both fêted and decried by feminists and grumbling old buffers alike.

And we loved BéatriceBSGE2016's post, in which she says that while she rejects fashion, she came to realize "through the mere reading of a single New York Times article that tags and ideas generated by publicity and subsequent popularity aren't all bad".

Subsequent raids attracted huge publicity.